Dr. Mirman is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, a retired Professor of Psychology and Co-Director of Affiliates of Counseling. He received his doctorate in clinical psychology from Michigan State University after graduating with Departmental Distinction in Psychology from the University of Illinois – Champaign/Urbana. Since that time he has worked as a psychotherapist, a clinical supervisor of graduate students and post-doctoral residents, the Director of Clinical Training in Psychology at Forest Hospital and a member of the Advisory Board of Divorce Magazine. He taught psychology at Michigan State University and Loyola University, and was a core faculty member at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology for fifteen years. He has published a number of articles and presented numerous papers at professional conferences throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Dr. Mirman works with individuals, couples, families and groups. He has extensive experience providing counseling as well as intensive psychotherapy to clients struggling with the following issues:

Depression

Anxiety

Loneliness

Low self-esteem

Grief and loss

Addictions

Life transitions

Relationship/intimacy issues

Personal growth and spiritual development

Dr. Mirman is a provider for Medicare and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois PPO.

Personal Statement
I believe that there is an innate tendency within all of us to grow and move toward healthier ways of living. This tendency can become blocked by internal conflicts that lead to unhealthy relationship patterns. I have found that the clients who benefit the most from their therapy are those who feel safe enough to risk exploring these issues. This openness develops in a therapy relationship where the client feels understood, respected and cared about. I form genuine connections with my clients, providing the support they need to look at the obstacles that inhibit them from living the life they want to live. In this way they can begin to “digest” unfinished business and take back control of their lives.